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Also…
That’s actually true…
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OMG. That’s fantastic!
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My son, the pianist-chef, does not approve. There is no reason for that to move around like a golf cart!
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I disagree. That’s la touche finale!
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London mutants:
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I found out that Eddie’s actually a good actor when I watched the thriller series “Stay Close.” Good popcorn accompaniment.
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Why is it always Hamlet? I think 
's theater scene hasn’t ever quite gotten over this one…
Younger faces look on sympathetically at the twentysomething hero unable to do anything, the slacker prince (ably backed by a Rosencrantz and Guildenstern who could have passed for grungies Eddie Vadder and Kurt Cobain, if not Bill and Ted themselves). And, as the post-divorced generation, the X-ers seem to relate to a domestic situation in which a guy lives at home, hates his step-dad and rows with his mom.
And who could forget… starring a stunning Rachel McAdams from before Hollywood stardom, when a Canadian show could still afford to hire her (and Paul Gross, for fair play, I guess)…
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My guess is that once this indescribable food cart gets out of beta, it’ll absolutely be the center of attention in any decently paved urban setting.
Imagine if some musically-inclined paleteros could play their favorite music while pushing their carts, and not just have a bell jingling from the cart handle. (I wonder if a button accordion could be rigged to the cart…)
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I had to read that three times before I could get past “Your son is a what??”
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A ski resort gets an inch of snow!
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You posted that because of the person in the background trying to get down the stairs in ski boots, right?
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Yeah, that was, weird? It seems to signal that what she’s saying is in jest, but then, nothing else signals that, including what she says, so . . . 
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That person didn’t get hurt, right? That’s good stuff. 
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